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Autumn’s quiet arrival, from fading blooms to migrating birds (opens the original)
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Changing leaves , migrating birds and wildlife preparing for winter signal the changing of the seasons. I watch the yellowing leaves fall to the ground one by one and, as the breeze picks up, leaf battalions whip by the window. I wonder if this nor’easter will bring violent winds that strip the trees of their leaves and rip branches from their trunks, leaving many splayed across lawns and roads. Mornings of late have been a bit rainy and quiet. As temperatures drop and nights lengthen, the spect
The signs of autumn are everywhere in the September garden (opens the original)
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I watch the yellowing leaves fall to the ground one by one and, as the breeze picks up, leaf battalions whip by the window. I wonder if this norâeaster will bring violent winds that strip the trees of their leaves and rip branches from their trunks, leaving many splayed across lawns and roads. Mornings of late have been a bit rainy and quiet. As temperatures drop and nights lengthen, the spectacular swaths of goldenrod turn sepia, foretelling the coming winter. Garden beds are still a bit gree
As September arrives, nature prepares for autumn (opens the original)
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Welcome, September, the month of migration and harvest, of spectacular fall flowers filling the roadsides and fields, of insects galore singing by day and night. The annual life cycle of the natural world is slowly coming to completion and preparing again to rest and restore over the winter. How odd the weather this summer, with those early too, too hot days, then a bit of rain and now cooler nights to be sure. We move into autumn with green, green lawns ⦠not a blade of brown, summer-burnt gr
In the August garden, butterflies steal the show (opens the original)
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While Odysseus may commune with Athena throughout his long and arduous journey, the goddess of summer, Auxo, cavorts with Hephaestus, the Greek god of fire. These days she seems more interested in his heated conversation than in caring for the crops. Mornings are cool-ish, but by midday, we are enveloped in a steamy miasma. Ah! Summer! But Auxo, like many of the goddesses, multitasks. Crops are growing. The landscape is ever so green; some flowers may be fading, others, like goldenrod, are just
Could red crossbills be visiting the Berkshires? (opens the original)
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On these cool summer morns, I awaken quite early. Barred owls are aâhootinâ, coyotes are aâyowlinâ, tree frogs are aâtrillinâ. Occasionally a green frog twangs. Soon the birds take over as if the other creatures were just warm-up bands. If my day is filled with chores, appointments and meetings, I take my cell phone outside, turn on the Merlin app and leave it recording on the front porch or the back patio. Eventually, I retrieve it and take a gander at the list of birds that have be
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